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Can you collapse Text Data in Excel like you can in Word? For example I have
three columns (A, B, C) I want to be able to hide the data in column B and C
for example and just see A condensed onto one page. I know you can use the
collapse and hide function when you have subtotals, but I am using text.
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Select the columns and do
Data|Group and outline|Group
(and you'll see the outlining symbols at the top of the screen)

(Or you could just hide the columns manually)

steph44haf wrote:

Can you collapse Text Data in Excel like you can in Word? For example I have
three columns (A, B, C) I want to be able to hide the data in column B and C
for example and just see A condensed onto one page. I know you can use the
collapse and hide function when you have subtotals, but I am using text.


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